Pelts Synonyms

Body covering of a living animal
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. hides
  2. skins
  3. furs
  4. jackets
  5. wools
  6. fells
  7. hairs
Cast, hurl, or throw repeatedly with some missile
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. peppers
  2. hurries
  3. knocks
  4. nips
  5. bombards
  6. whacks
  7. barrels
  8. wallops
  9. rips
  10. hotfoots
  11. thrusts
  12. zooms
  13. zips
  14. thrashes
  15. wings
  16. whisks
  17. strikes
  18. whirls
  19. trots
  20. skins
  21. tears
  22. pummels
  23. sprints
  24. speeds
  25. pounds
  26. shoots
  27. scours
  28. scoots
  29. sails
  30. rushes
  31. runs
  32. hurls
  33. rockets
  34. beats
  35. races
  36. hides
  37. hustles
  38. clobbers
  39. hastens
  40. casts
  41. hastes
  42. fly
  43. blows
  44. flits
  45. fleets
  46. belts
  47. flashes
  48. dashes
  49. darts
  50. bustles
  51. batters
  52. buckets
  53. bolts
  54. assails
  55. whams
Rain heavily
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. streams
  2. pours
To strike or assail repeatedly with thrown objects:
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. barrages

Words Related to Pelts

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Pelts Sentence Examples

  • For straight seams the machines are excellent, making as neat a seam as is found in glove work, unless, of course, the pelts are especially heavy, such as bears and sheep rugs.

  • The French adventurers, bent on finding either a "North-west passage" or some land route to the Pacific (which they believed to be no farther west than the Mississippi), naturally went west by the water routes of Wisconsin; as a fine field for their bartering and trading with water-courses by which they could convey their pelts and skins back to Montreal, the region attracted the coureurs de bois and fur traders; and it seemed promising also to the zealous French Catholic missionaries.

  • In addition there was a ready market overseas for United Kingdom exports of salted skins and pickled pelts.

  • Moreover the export of sheep skins and pelts was valued at £680,000 in the lastmentioned year.

  • During the 18th century a considerable trade in sheep, wool, wine and pelts developed, chiefly with Chihuahua and with the Indians of the plains.

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